A nearly full moon rises above the Valley of the Gods near Mexican Hat, Utah, USA, 13 November 2016. November will see the largest full moon since 1948, also known as the “supermoon”, when the moon reaches its closest point to Earth and becomes full at 8:52 AM EST, 13:52 UTC on 14 November. The next time the moon will be this close will be on 25 November 2034. (Photo by Jim Lo Scalzo/EPA)
